Concord Market

I pass by here on the way to work for the smoothies. They also have a lot of healthy snacks i buy for my day at work. Overall good atmospshere, when i go in they are friendly and its always a pleasant experience. I will continue to shop here and recommend to my friends when we pass through the neighborhood.

Solid is how I’d describe this place. Clean, interestingly stocked, with pleasant employees. I came here during lunch break from jury duty since I am a picky eater and in general, dislike eating out and would rather buy produce or snacks. I was able to grab some rice crackers and Greek yogurt, along with a protein bar to hold me over for the day. However! I noticed they have some good (albeit random) sales, and will likely pop back over here to grab some general groceries for the house! I guess there’s a silver lining to jury duty after all?

You want your breakfast messed up, cheap, and poorly made? Come here people. I came here twice. different times of the morning so it’s no excuse and they need to update their menu some things they don’t have even though it’s on the menu and inventory also needs to be updated.

everything tastes like dirty refrigerator. bags of carrots, apples, muffins… everything.

The Concord Market is fine for the random item that you may need. It’s terribly unfortunate that their prepared food is of such poor quality.

Sure, Concord Market is just like any other corner store with overpriced goods, but they serve a true hidden gem at their deli counter — their Chicken Caesar Salad Wrap. Holy hell, do they make a good wrap, with the perfect salad: chicken:croutons:dressing ratio. I sometimes ask for them to squirt some hot sauce into the damn thing for an extra kick. Live a little!

Super convenient, as there almost no supermarkets in Downtown Bkln/​Flatbush extension area, and none that stay open as late. I love the staff — genuine and warm, if a bit quirky. (at any rate, infinitely better than what one usually experiences checking out at Whole Foods). But some of the store products seem to run out and take a while to be replaced — so it is not as reliable as the bigger supermarkets in the area.
Daytime lines at the cash register can be ridiculously long, given that there are other staff members milling about. On the whole, though, since opening two or so years ago, this mom ‘n’ pop establishment is improving.

Standard selection, just a bit pricey… but I guess that’s how it is for convenient stores (you’re paying for the convenience). It’s a bit cramped… small aisles and their was a manager around, but he was on the phone and I couldn’t ask him any questions. Maybe just bad timing?

This place is conveniently located for me and is open late. They have a dec fly selection of food stuff for a small market and lots of beer. However, the produce is always old and yucky. They have a deli counter but no fryer or griddle so no eggs sandwiches.

Concord Market offers a wide variety of food and products.
I love their panini’s and wraps. They have a wide varity of fresh products from fruit to desserts.
Customer service is great. Zack the
always on top of things and always has time for all the customers.
Smoothie bar and good coffee. Lottery tickrts if you want and discounts on food when you spend over $ 50.
Great place!

I literally bike past this place daily on my way to work in the city. I honestly never realized it was a market until I, along with some friends, was canvassing the area for a place to buy liquor or beer before I went to a nearby festival in the area. This part of Brooklyn is really quite void of bodegas or delis and the likes. Long story short, I’m glad I peeked around the corner into this place. They had a couple of craft brews that I really liked and decided to purchase. They had an interesting curated section of sweets and snacks that’ll make you take a second look at your options. There’s also a small deli restaurant area within the location as well. It’s a pretty clean and inviting space that I’d definitely pop back into again.

Sigh. I’ve purposely held off on reviewing this place for over a year now. I live close by so it’s convenient when I’m in need of some basics. But damn, I’ve tried with you guys… I just had to write. The produce is always really anemic and sad looking. Avoid. You can stick to the packaged goods and it’s fine, along with the treats in the deli area (muffins galore). But always check expiration dates on everything else, it’s usually quite close.
And for probably the 5^th time I have to go back and pick up the items that they forgot to put in my bag. This happens way too often, I just can’t anymore. Some of the folks working there are nice enough… while others are borderline rude. I could forgive that if there wasn’t always an issue every time I come by for a «quick» item (incredibly long line, people who work there yelling and ignoring customers, lack of quality produce, overpriced items bc there are no other grocery stores as close etc). Ugh, I wish this place was better. I’m really surprised at some of the reviews about freshness… maybe I’m just constantly coming on the wrong day… for 2 years.
1 star for convenience and 1 extra one bc I feel bad for a crappy but honest review but… this place has done little to make me want to come back, it just happens to be on my way home, sadly enough.

I’d like to start out that I really like this place… The beer selection is superb and the soft drinks and snacks are reasonably priced. Why three stars? Here goes:
#1) — a bacon egg and cheese at Concord comes to you as some Mickey D’s wanna be with the egg mcmuffin like pre cooked egg. I’ll eat it, but come on fellas I’ve worked a grill before and I know that it doesn’t take anymore effort to crack an egg and fry it over.
#2) — Concord has a wide variety of fresh heat and eat meals across from the deli counter which I used to enjoy a couple times a week until I saw the outside vendor who was delivering them. The vendor was delivering them in a filthy minivan, he reeked of b.o. (it was the summer but dude, really?), and the Coleman coolers he was taking the food out of to put on the shelf were literally the most disgusting things I had ever seen. Think of the coolers left on the sand at Coney Island after a hot Saturday. Nope. Not eating those meals anymore.
The staff is very friendly and their late night hours rock since I work until 11. Plus the night deli guy is always shamelessly hitting on the girls so that’s good for a laugh.

Everything in this market is fresh and very clean. Friendly staff and conveniently located at the corner of Jay and Tillary

Open late and thats very convenient. They have a selection of different groceries and produce. They are friendly and say hello when you walk in. I only get packaged goods so I cannot speak for the freshness of the salads etc.
It’s only good of you need a quick pick up on the go.

Honest, helpful and friendly staff. Convenient location and hours, fresh juices to order, yummy samosas, wide selection of healthy and indulgent snacks, good range of vegan, vegetarian and gluten-​free lunch items… My go-​to spot!
However, BEWARE of the ATM CHARGES. The other day, I withdrew cash and checked my balance just to make sure I had enough. Today I log into my bank account and see that I’ve been charged a whopping $ 7.95 in fees. Yes, that’s right. $ 3 just for a balance inquiry, $ 3 for the ATM that isn’t my own bank ATM, and $ 1.95 goes to Concord market.
EIGHT BUCKS to withdraw cash? I will never be using this ATM again.

Okay I guess, don’t get me wrong the products are awesome but the barista dude is very unprofessional and an ass (h-)He Takes you order then 10 minutes later after he’s done goofing of he comes back and asks
again. He takes hes sweet time and lately hes been making the lattes with more than half a cup of milk. So if you feel like having some coofee flavored hot milk. that will take half hour to prepare. oh well… that’s your place.

Came here for lunch on a work day and it was a pleasure compared to most restaurants in Downtown Brooklyn around lunchtime… definitely a hidden work-​day lunch gem in the neighborhood!
The prepared food tasted fresh, and they have an extensive selection… everything from sandwiches to spanikopita to build your own burrito bar. There’s a large selection of packaged foods and fresh fruit as well. This is definitely my new go-​to deli/​grocery store in the neighborhood!

I was so incredibly thirsty after walking the Brooklyn bridge on a hot day last week, and used Unilocal to find the closest place I could get something to drink. And here it was!
It’s so close to the Brooklyn side of the bridge and can’t be missed. Inside they were offering 2 large bottles of Gatorade for $ 3 which was awesome, and the staff seemed really lovely. No complaints about this place!

Does anyone remember what was here before Concord Market? I do because I grew up in Concord Village… It was a disgusting, run-​down ghetto, old ASSociated. So yes, Concord Market gets 5 stars, in fact if I could give it 10 stars I would!
Now, moving forward, let’s remember that this can’t be compared to a full-​blown chain supermarket because it’s not. This is a family owned business. Concord Market is more of a grab-​n-​go lunch spot that also has a smaller grocery section. There have been many times we have run downstairs late to grab milk or eggs and the market is open till 10pm!
The Vora family has done a wonderful job of gut-​renovating the space and making it a beautiful, shopable and convenient local marketplace.
May I point out a few highlights:
* Organic foods
* Fresh fruits and veggies (see pic)
* Large selection of pre-​prepared foods
* Cupcakes (yay!)
If you don’t see something you like the website asks for feedback and product suggestions so what more could you ask for?
P. S. — Beer coming soon, yes!